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    Hansard is the official daily report of parliamentary debates and the record of what was said during the introduction of legislation. As one of the external aids‚ referencing to Hansard can help the courts to discover how Parliament intended the law to apply and put that into practice. Initially such documents could not be consulted for the purpose of statutory interpretation. In 1992 the House of Lords delivered a blockbuster in the case of Pepper v Hart [1992]‚ which overturned the rule against

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    Politics Homework To what extent does the Prime Minister dominate the political system in the UK? (40 marks) In recent years there has been an increasing debate over whether the executive‚ and within that the Prime Minister‚ dominates the political system due to the increasingly so-called ‘presidential style’ of leadership‚ as can be seen with the development of TV debates between party leaders‚ mirrored very much on the US debates. The Prime Minister can be seen to dominate due to ‘spatial

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    4 REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9163 AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE NATIONAL SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM (NSTP) FOR THE TERTIARY LEVEL STUDENTS‚ AMENDING FOR THE PURPOSE REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7077 PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 1706‚ AND FOR OTHER PURPOSE 14 Republic Act 6725 AN ACT STRENGTHENING THE PROHIBITION ON DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN WITH RESPECT TO TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT‚ AMENDING FOR THE PURPOSE ARTICLE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE OF THE LABOR CODE‚ AS AMENDED. http://www.pcw.gov.ph/law/republic-act-6725

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    Helen Clark was one of New Zealand’s most effective Prime Ministers to date; the 5th longest serving of our 38 antecedent Prime Ministers (Wishart‚ 2008). In this text one shall learn about Helen Clark’s characteristics as a Prime Minister‚ her achievements during her three terms‚ some of her legislative implications‚ rough conclusion of why Helen Clark was successful as a Prime Minister and some insights into Helen Clark’s personality. Helen Clark was known as an organiser and a “political machine”(Wishart

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    Prime Minister functions and powers under the constitution of Pakistan 1973 Introduction           In the Parliamentary system Prime Minister is the head of the government and the whole system of the state revolves round him. He is the leader of majority party in the parliament and he is the source of power. He is more power full than the president. Relevant provisions           Article 46‚91‚95 of the constitution of Pakistan 1973. The office of the Prime Minister according to the

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    against the bill relating to what they think will benefit the people of society. The House also scrutinises the work of the Government - it does that by various means‚ including questioning ministers in the Chamber and through the Select Committee system. The House of Lords roles are similar to those of the House of Commons in legislating‚ debating and questioning the executive. The House of Lords are not elected by the citizens but they are appointed by the queen and they are given a role. Members

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    Introduction: Kevin Michael Rudd was Australia’s 26th Prime Minister who held office for two and a half years. Kevin Rudd became Prime Minister in 2007. He is the first former Prime Minister to return to the office since Robert Menzies in 1949‚ and only the second Labor Prime Minister to do so. Kevin Rudd is one of the most significant Australian Prime Ministers of his time. Kevin Rudd made many contributions to Australia’s post-war development after WWll some of the contributions include Environmental

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    Stephany Shenouda 130604690 PO110- Tutorial 5 Word Count: 1159 July 1st 1867 marks the date that Canada confederated into a nation dedicated to promote democracy. Canada would be governed by a Parliamentary system consisting of an upper and lower chamber of legislation. The House of Commons‚ being the lower chamber is made up of elected representatives from across the country‚ democratically voting upon bills. The upper chamber‚ the Senate is made up of 105

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    Committee consists of the President/Speaker or Tuan Yang di-Pertua as the Chairman and six members who are elected by the Selection Committee at the earliest time possible after the opening of each term of Parliament. 1WU‚ M.A. (2007) The Malaysian Legal System. Kuala Lumpur: Heinemann Educational Books Ltd. 2Washington State Legislature. (2012). Overview of the Legislative Process. Retrieved from http://www.leg.wa.gov/legislature/Pages/Overview.aspx 2. Content 3.1 The Legislative Process

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    To what extent does the parliament hold the executive to account? Parliament does not govern‚ but its role is to check or constrain the government of the day. Many therefore argue that parliament’s most important function is to ‘call the government to account’’‚ there by forcing the members to explain their actions and justify their policies. There are three groups within the UK parliament‚ the House of Commons‚ the House of Lords‚ and the Monarchy. The HoC consists of 646 MP’s and each MP is

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